1

In what year did Montgomery become the capital of Alabama?

2

Juneau is the only U.S. state capital that borders which country?

3

Which major desert is Phoenix located in?

4

Which U.S. president was born in Arkansas and has a presidential library in Little Rock?

5

What nickname is often used to refer to Sacramento due to its abundance of trees?

6

What mountain range is located just west of Denver?

7

Hartford, Connecticut is known as the capital of what industry?

8

What is the capital of Delaware?

9

Which European country first colonized the Tallahassee area in the 1600s?

10

Atlanta is home to the headquarters of which major soft drink company?

11

On which Hawaiian island is Honolulu located?

12

What is the name of the large outdoor market held in downtown Boise on Saturdays?

13

What is the name of the historic site in Springfield where Abraham Lincoln is buried?

14

Indianapolis is home to which world-famous auto race?

15

Which annual event in Des Moines is one of the largest state fairs in the country?

16

Which river runs through Topeka?

17

What is the name of the historic district in Frankfort known for its well-preserved 19th-century architecture?

18

What does "Baton Rouge" mean in French?

19

Which famous ship, built in Maine, is commemorated with a statue in Augusta?

20

Which prestigious military academy is located in Annapolis?

21

What is the name of the oldest public park in the United States, located in Boston?

22

Lansing is home to which major university, known for its Spartans sports teams?

23

Saint Paul, along with which neighboring city, forms the "Twin Cities"?

24

Jackson, Mississippi is named after which U.S. president?

25

Which national forest near Jefferson City is one of the largest public forests in Missouri?

26

What is the name of the historic cathedral in Helena, modeled after a famous European church?

27

What is the nickname of the University of Nebraska’s football stadium?

28

Carson City. Nevada was named after which famous frontiersman and scout?

29

What U.S. president attended law school in Concord, New Hampshire though he never graduated?

30

In 1799, a deadly outbreak of what disease caused the US government to temporarily relocate to Trenton?

31

What is the oldest US state capital?

32

Which famous transportation project, completed in 1825, helped make Albany a crucial trade hub?

33

Which U.S. President was born in a log cabin near Raleigh, making him the only president from North Carolina?

34

What was the original name of Bismarck, North Dakota?

35

Which world-famous fast food chain was founded in Columbus, Ohio in 1969?

36

What was the nickname of the 1889 event that led to the rapid settlement of Oklahoma City?

37

Salem, Oregon is located in which major agricultural region?

38

What year did Harrisburg officially became the capital of Pennsylvania?

39

Which famous fiction and horror writer, known for creating the Cthulhu Mythos, was born and lived in Providence?

40

Columbia, South Carolina is home to which military training base?

41

Pierre, South Dakota was named after which French-American fur trader who played a role in its early history?

42

Nashville is home to the only full-scale replica of what ancient structure outside of Greece?

43

What is the name of the famous slogan used by locals to promote Austin’s culture and small businesses?

44

What was Salt Lake City originally named before it was shortened?

45

Montpelier, Vermont is named after a city in which European country?

46

Richmond, Virginia served as the capital of which short-lived nation during the American Civil War?

47

Which famous beverage company, known for its “It’s the Water” slogan, was founded in Olympia in 1896?

48

What year did Charleston officially become the permanent capital of West Virginia?

49

What was Wisconsin's capital before Madison?

50

What is the name of the world’s largest outdoor rodeo, which takes place annually in Cheyenne, Wyoming?